Category: Positive Dog Training
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How to draw a cute dog?
Drawing is a wonderful way to express creativity and capture the beauty of our furry friends. If you’ve ever wanted to draw a cute dog but didn’t know where to start, you’re in the right place. In this blog post, we’ll explore step-by-step instructions on how to draw an adorable dog that will make tails…
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What is a Clicker? Why Should I Use It?
There is a built-in clicker in the Dogo App. A clicker is a sound signal to mark a behaviour and precise moment for which the dog is rewarded. Science has proven that a praise or a treat has to be given within 0.8 seconds after the correct behaviour. If you choose not to use a…
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Food vs Play. What Does Motivate Dogs Stronger?
What does motivate dogs stronger – food or play? Until 7 months old puppies are more motivated by food than play, after this growth stage – play wins. So get into a habit of playing with your dog, be challenging but also allow your pup to win against you. You can also read this article…
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A Baby and a Dog in the House. Can They Get along?
Do you have total chaos at home? Constant chasing after a crying baby and a barking dog – frustration reaching its peak? You’re probably wondering if things will ever be normal and peaceful again. Can it work? Don’t worry! You can manage it! However, you need to take care of a few things that will…
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How to Train the Most Destructive Dog Ever?
Everybody knows Labrador retriever puppies as sweet, friendly, and social dogs. However, has anybody told you that they are the most destructive dog breed? Their activity level is extreme and if you do not stimulate such dog mentally your home will its toll. How I imagine it will be My personal story is that we…
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Dog Training with Shaping
Everyone agrees – tired dog = happy dog. Physical exercise is very important to dogs. Depending on age, a dog should get at least 1 hour of fast-paced physical activity per day. However, quite a few Dogo clients, especially those who have hunting dogs, complain that even after 2-3 hours of activity outside their dog…
